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Yes which is very useful in videoconferencing. We don't want to run Microsoft Teams or Skype elevated. You won't be able to control elevated applications though
by sebazzz 7y ago
Yes which is very useful in videoconferencing. We don't want to run Microsoft Teams or Skype elevated. You won't be able to control elevated applications though. You're still on the other side of the watertight hatch.
- danieldk 7y agoYes which is very useful in videoconferencing. We don't want to run Microsoft Teams or Skype elevated. In macOS, applications do not have permission to capture the screen, control the mouse pointer, use the mic, use the camera, etc. But the user can choose to elevate the permission (similar to iOS).
- jcelerier 7y agowhich as an user infuriates me daily
- comex 7y ago> You won't be able to control elevated applications though Which doesn't matter to an attacker if their target is the user's data and that data is all stored in non-elevated applications.